Zero Hedge: Hurricane Cost May Skyrocket As Billions In Stealth Fighter Jets Unaccounted For; Tyndall AFB "Complete Loss"
After Hurricane Michael rendered Tyndall Air Force Base a "complete loss" from "widespread, catastrophic damage" - questions remain over nearly two-dozen F-22 Stealth Fighters which are unaccounted for.
According to the New York Times, Tyndall is home to 55 stealth fighters, "which cost a dizzying $339 million each." Before Michael hit, the Air Force evacuated at least 33 of the planes to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, however they would not comment on the status of the remaining 22 fighters.
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WNU Editor: For more photos and videos of Tyndall AFB, here is the twitter feed .... Tyndall f-22 (Twitter).
3 comments:
I would like to see what Lori says about this.
I am sure I will hear a little something about this in the year.
Maybe the government needs better lawyers. Lawyers that act like Trump not like RINOs. the word I hear is that the government always loses.
The government lost on the F22 not on this instance where they did indeed lose to the hurricane, but in something that most people would consider stupid.
That's let me speechless! Even "if" there is no damage, why taking this heavy risk?
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